do these rims require low profile tires
16402
Hi Keith,No, not necessarily. The profile of the tire will not change unless you're increasing the rim diameter which would necessitate a 'lower' profile sidewall.Thanks,BWT
16403
Hi Keith, No, not necessarily. The profile of the tire will not change unless you're increasing the rim diameter which would necessitate a 'lower' profile sidewall. Thanks, BWT
324042
Yes, 9" is the minimum that Nitto recommends for rim width on this tire size.
2024824
No, but if you get bigger tires you will need different wheels with different back spacing.
1657083
sorry it took so long, these tire rule. they say 35-80 so should take the load. they also have a nice ridged construction.
122676
Yes sure...The rims are the same. Just the face of the tire will be wider. This will slightly reduce your comfort or you may not feel even. Anyhow, this kevlar structure is really important. I am using this tires more than 5 months and had no problem no puncture...
206224
No. Some brands require them, but these do not. They are tightened at the connectors, one on the inside and one on the outside. The inside and outside connectors should be on the same link. The first time you use them drive a little, then get out and tighten them to make sure they are snug on the tire. Note what link you connected them on, then next time, hook to that link on the inside, then pull them snug on the outside and hook to the same number. It is easier than it sounds.
463897
They fit in my 99 clk fine and I have had no problem with tires either. They will look nice but will not match the factory look. Slightly different
1175991
The fender width is 60mm (~2.4 inches). Check the spacing between any posts they will have to pass through. If there is enough clearance these will work with the narrower tires.
2190113
No, wheels were shipped with tubes and tires already installed on rims. However, you'll need to add air to inflate tubes/tires to the needed tire pressure.
1647938
Yes. Had the exact same rims. Took the old ones out and "chucked" them and cleaned the hole with a bit of emery cloth just to clean them up for a good seal. Put a dab of trany fluid on the new rubber stem and PULLED them in til they seated. Zero problems. Hope this helps
1598877
I would go to retailer for rims on the web or locally and ask them the question. But in my opinion, I would not put them on a stock steel rim as they seldom have a wide enough rim for the width of a wider tire. I run these on my Wrangle, and my rims are 15x8.
1484845
No, if you have stock rims they are a 12 inch rim. These tires are for a 13 inch. The first two numbers can go up or down by a max of 10 but the third number MUST match. So if you have a 120/70-12 then you can use a 130/80-12 or 110/60-12 or any combination of the two. Don't change the 12. If you do it will be to small or to big for your rim. They might make it for a 12 though...just keep shopping. Hope this helps a bit.
578549
Nope. Spacers not included. But the rim has an offset hub that acts as a spacer that might work for you.
777745
Hello, These wheels are currently available in the specified size and bolt pattern. Those tires should fit quite nicely with these wheels. Feel free to purchase. Thank you Jeremy
1509748
they do fit on the rim , but the wheel does get taller. so you will have to check your brake clearance. road bike calipers might not clear the taller tire...
583722
Mine did not..went with 265/70/17 nittos after market rim 8 1/2" offsett so they didn't rub..rides and wears great
435380
Yes they are tubeless. Im not sure offhand what the original size was because i just put slick tires on mine.